The Brussels Post, 1897-3-26, Page 8Cheaper Drugs.
Wo are glad to 1nfollu our
Customers that there has been
drop in price of a few lines of
Drugs. Little's Sheep Dip i5
reduce(' to
75c. PER CAN,
Insect Powder so frequently used
for lice and ticks, is low now, and
so is Sulphur and Epson' Salts
for stock use. Linseed Meal is
away down and Cubet Berries
only about one-fourth what they
were. You can depend on our
-prices being right ...I WO are al-
ways careful to have the quality
of the Drugs we sell to bo the
best.
0. A. Deadman,
Dragged, Optician and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
300TnERN ENTF,N5ION W. O. & R.
Trains lease Brussels Station, North
stud South, as follows:
Gorse $au'r'a. GOING NORTn.
$Xpre5S..... 7,0 a.m. I Mixed 9:44 a.m
Aired .....,... u:a7 pea, , yladl 12:32 p.nl
rptat 'Pews...11itcnt5.
A ohiel'e among ye takiu' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
Goon Friday April 10`17.
Tug POOT gives the news.
HORSE. Fair next Thursday.
1110LIxsnr Openings come next.
RENT Thursday will be April 1st.
'Watch out.
THE number of fast horses fu Bru::.ele
ie surprising,
FOURTH Division Court will be held on
Tuesday, April 0th.
J. McBant talks of leaving Brussels
and announces a clearing sale.
MESSRS. SCOTT & JONES Shipped a au: of
cattle Eastward on Thursday.
Nnxr Thursday Messrs. Backer & Van -
stone ship another oar of live hogs.
I. 0. RICHARDS bas disposed of kis .tore
in Auburn to E. L. Nnegle of that v11 age.
"TE)IPLE 0f Fame," Town Hall, ]teens.
eels, Wednesday and 'Thursday, April
14th and 15th.
Tan Winter's socamulatinn of re'nae
was swept up on Maio street last Friday
and hauled away before the ice melted.
READ the District news on the -in=ids
pages. You may find Goderiob, Clinton,
Walton, Wroxeter and Gerrie happeninge,
Hunan Fair on Thursday of next week.
'Chia will be the closing Fair of the sea.
eon. Come to it. A. number of buyers
expected.
A eaten number of cellars have been
having the usual Spring watering owing
to the thaw and snow and ioe retarding
the getting away of the water.
Ton pacing race, open to horses owned
in Huron County,ie assured as one of the
events of the Queen's Birthday in lime -
eels, tt snfaient number of entries having
been received.
FIRE escapes, three in number, have
been arranged in the Odd Fellows' Ball
.eo that in ease of fire a speedy exit could
be made from the third story even if the
-stairway were not available.
LAST Sabbath the Maitland river was
the attraction to many nwing to the 0119-
3090533' Spring freshet. The water was
high but little derange was done. The
foot -bridge was made fast by a strong
tope.
AT the meeting of Brussels A. 0.17. W.
Lodge last Friday evening the Recorder
was instructed to prepare and forward a
resolution of condolence to W. hI, Ainley
and wife. Mr. Ainley is the Master
Workman this term.
RO5T. ARMSTRONG has purchased the
amount lot West of and adjoining hie
premises on Market street from Defies
Fannie Montgomery and fenced it in this
week. It will be a nice acquisition to
Mr. Armstrong's property.
Tae Stayner Watchman, of March
18tH, says of a former Bruseelite :-The
many friends of Albert H. Fitzpatrick
will be pleased to know that he has been
successful iu securing a stook of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes in the
town of Preston. A. H. is a hustling Dry
Goods mat, and one who understands the
beeinees thoroughly. We wish hint
every suc3959.
FOOT BALT, CLUE BE.onGtNIZND.-A
meeting of those iuterosted in foul ball in
this town wee held in the parlor of the
Qneeli's Hotel, when the following of cera
were eleoted for the en0uln3 year ;-Non.-
Pret., G. F. Blair ; Hon. Vioe'Preo., Dr.
lialblebsch ; President, Jae. Fou ; Vice -
President, A. Coueley; Captain, W. Arm•
etrcr)g; Soo -Treas., Leon Jaokson; Gom-
mitten, Chas. Siders and Jas. Thomson.
The Secretary WKS instructed to %elite to
ncighhnring towns with reference to
forming a lengue, Lew Jeoksen, the old
time tack, will play with the team this
5ea5on.
Benne SND Cnnwse.-The Culloden
Cheese and Butter Fnatory, managed by
W. A. Edgar, formerly of Brussels, is
quite an iu<titution and the following
figurce may show to some of our readers
the hearty way in which the farmers of
that locality support it :-Toted pounds
of milk, 2,690,800 ; total pounds of
oheeee, 288,508, or 119 tons and 503
pounds. Total pounds of butter fat,
146,838 ; average butter fat test plug 2%,
5,57 ; steerage price per pound for cheese,
8.188 Dents, The Creamery runs from
December to April. 11 en are the etatis•
ties for it taken from 1.1 last report pre-
sented :--Pounds of milk, 680,820 ;
pounds of bntter, 27,988 ; pounds of but.
ter fat, 25,256. It took 28,82 lbs. of milk
to melte a pound of butter and tbo aver.
age pride received for the latter was 18.-
910 cents par pound, The average teat for
year was 8.78, Almost ell the butter
was exported, Six weeks matte of un•
salted butter went to Jdngland to fill cue
order, eold by sample, Butter and cheese
manufacture appear to be so closely a5.
s0clate(1 that the 5000500 of the one in-
euree a good return for the other. The
time is not far distant when the majority
of. ohees0 factories will make butter in
tho Winter.
TAE BBUISS L POST
^t ewer ontyraRttela 4a&elnliUITHereanaa'i,U ite01a1rar.91R.4
Tout live hog trade is booming.
Femme; are getting ready fur mettle
sugar making.
McKee lCa. Will 11113110tile "Stormer"
blvyole this year.
Nrahsh is eerely coming as (1001'ge, ,the
IIatter hit the town this week,
Some talk of to branch of the W, 0. T.
IT, being reorganized in Brussels.
Ger the snow off your there of the side.
walk If you have not already done so,
Meeeue, KEARNhtY.1) MCCRACKEN, growers,
are opening up their new stock this week.
Amur 0.008 shares ware sold in Brute
sere and locality 111 the eilvor 01iue repro•
rented by Colin McArthur,
S, T. Pelee has disposed of his sorrel
driver this week to 1'. DetVolf. It is a
geed 'minted and only 5 year's old,
Ott, thanks are due to a goodly num.
ber of enbsaribers who have squared up
to 1898 iu the past few weeks, Have
you 1
BRosstn,e Laundry be turning ant first•
01115s wont and is 30 013ieg a largo stere
of patronage, considering the season of
the year.
Nem: week we will give some Interest-
ing point's about the State of eliseieeippi,
gleaned from a hater written by George
IIeapy, who recently removed from Broe.
eels with his wife and family.
141Eeses, Chico & Woes shipped a
double decked cur of hogs from Brueeela
on Tuesday and a similar number from
Belgrave. Ou Thuredoy this enterprise
bng firm forwarded a car of fine cattle
from this station.
A NECESSARY muulelpai work will have
to be done ere long in Brussels, viz., the
reiewi05 of the sewers on Turnberry
street. It is nearly 20 years sines they
were put down and the lop planking is
badly decayed in ntnneroue places.
THE gravel road North and South is
very bad 191 places since the thaw. Some-
thing should oertainly be done by the
"athmasters to plow out the snow banks.
It will be cheaper than paying damages of
somebody meets with an accident through
their neglect.
600 a few days after the Fitzsimmons -
Corbett fight there was quite a number of
embryotie pugilists both in. Brussels and
elsewhere donned the gloves and
tried the "upper cut," "jab," ',knock.
out,' &c. In a few cases we heard of an
elevated probosois, a blank eve and other
minor damages. It was all for fun.
A. Co0sinY bas leased the store recent-
ly vacated by D. C. Ross, for a 13icyale
Wareroom, and has now on exhibition
wheels manufactured by five of the lead -
bug Canadian firms. He has a repairer
engaged for a short time and any one
desiring to get their wheels pat right
should Beed them in at once.
A TEAx to exemplify the Third Degree
has been arranged in aonneetion with
Western Star Lodge, No. 149, I. 0. 0. le.,
Brussels. Arthur MoGuire is the captain.
Thursday evening of last week was their
initial work, two candidates receiving the
degree. The initiatory and let and 29161
degrees have been given with the latest
floor work for nearly 13 years.
A soon was given to Spring millinery
on Tuesday evening of this week in Brits•
eels. Somebody says it would be no
sin to worship some of the new creations
as they were unlike anything in the
heavens above, the earth beneath or the
waters under the earth. The boys de.
serve eucourauement, however, as it may
materially aid the family purse in the
time to come if they can suitably Dater
to the wants of the home circle iu this
very important item. -
THE leclm'e given by Rev. Jno. Ross,
B. A„ Thursday evening of bast week was
a very fine one and for abnut two hours
the rev. leotnrr•r interested his audience
ite sights and scenes at and aboub Clifton
Springs and Watkins Glen. G. F. Blair
occupied the chair. "Calm on the listen•
lug air" wee the title of a well reudered
quartette by Misses Kate Wilson and
Mary Ross, and T. A. Hawkine and J. H,
Cameron, Miss Lida Crooks stung "The
song that reached my heart" with good
ea.0C
People We Talk About.
Harry Crowe, of Toronto, is in town.
W. J. McCracken was on the sick list.
J. Watson, of Listowel, was in town on
Tuesday.
F. S. Scott was in London this week
on a business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Hogarth was visiting at Kin-
cardine this week.
W. 1. Stewart is in Toronto this week
on a business trip.
Mr. Johns, of Wingbam, is visiting his
nephew, W. F. Vanstone.
Frank Stratton, of Gerrie, spent Sun-
day in town with relatives.
Miss E. Whalen, of Durham, is visit-
ing her cousin, Miss Norton.
Walter Richardson will leave for Dan.
phin, N. W. T. next Tuesday.
Miss Crisp, of Londeeboro', is visiting
Mrs. Geo. Cardiff, John easel.
Miss Lizzie Leatherdale is visiting ber
aunt, sirs, Londesboro', in Seofortb.
Jon. Downing is off duty this week
from an at1tt01t of erysipelas in the
head.
Dr. McDonald, M. P., has gone, to 06.
taws to attend the sessions of the House
of COmn101:9,
S. Caldbiok, of lforrin, is studying for
a veterinary surgeon with 111. 13. Moure,
V. S., Brussels.
Fred. Loth tris been quite ill during
the past week with quinsy. Ho is board•
fog ab the American Hotel.
Rev. S, Jones' health is considerably
improved and ho has been able to get
about during the past week.
Alex. McNeil had the misfortune to out
the tendon of his left thumb last Setter.
day while using his jack knife.
Station Agent Kendall is still confined
to the hones, although he is able to be
out of bed and is improving nicely,
tVe ars pleased to see our old friend, J.
Y. S. Kirk, who has been laid aside so
many months through illness, able to get
about on the street again.
It is esid that Will. Beaker, who went
to Newark, N. J., last year, will take a
position as butcher on a steamer plying
between New York and Mexico.
Jno. Hewitt, Colin McArthur and Dan,
McDougall sported on a tour Weetward
on Wednesday of this week, British
Columbia is said to be the uhjeatiye point.
We wish them semen,
Wednesday of this week Charlie Kend-
all, who has been in the tailoring depart -
merit of 1). C. Roes' business for nearly
three years, left for Toronto, where be
has secured a situation as coat maker in
the large shop of R. 3. Score it Son.
The Methodist S. S, Orabas6ra will Mies
Charlie, as he played the trombone in it,
Ile is a steady going, industrious, gentle-
manlyyouth and ebtuld get along all
right in the world.
Joseph Teielhop, who lute been blaolt-
smithiug in 31. II, Jaolteon'e shop, has
gone to Manitoba on a proepeoting tour.
W. A. Edgar, wife aid children, of
Culloden, were renewing old friendships
in Brite=els and locality during the past
week
J. 1I Sparline has demon(' of his hard-
ware business in Nenetarlt end will go
Into the better lunging again this Spring.
At present he is visiting his sieter, sirs,
Watson Ainley, in town.
Jas. Moore was visiting his brother
and other old friends in Brussole this
week, TIe goes to Jtanitoba whore he will
spend 6 months before returning to
Trinity, Toronto, to proceed with his
medical course,
Business Locals.
TRUNIre and Satchels, cheap, T. 0.
R iahards.
LAKE herrings for Salo ab Sao. Bailee.
tyne's grocery.
No, 1 Clover and Timothy seed cheap
at ItlaCraoken'e.
Gm3x0 bargains, in IIarness. Come and
see. 1. 0. Riolutrdo.
APPLR'1.0.N'S world renowned Teas for
sale at Thomeou'e.
SEE our stylish Shoos, to fit both feet
and parse, L O. Richards.
Roams or dwelling to rent over my
store. I. 0. Richards.
SEED Peas for sale, warranted clean.
Walter Yuill, gravel road.
Repents in Harness and Collars done
cheap and durable. I. 0. Richards.
Nrow stook of envelopes to heed at Tug
Pose Publishing House. Get your 110e1 -
nese card printed on 500 of thein. Price
less than retail rate.
Kenz'e Clover Root, the great Blood-
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and ollres constipation.
25 ate, 50 ore and 91.00. Sold by James
Fox; Druggist, Brussels.
Sntnou'e aura is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient 0onenuhption. It is
the best cough oure. Only one cent a
dose. 25 ors., 50 ct5. and 81.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Breese's.
C0M1'oBTA13tn brick residence with every
convenience, furnace, &Co.,for sale or to
rent. Immediate poeseeeion given.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Tnrnherry street, Brussels.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, 17. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :-"Shilob's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 60
cents• Sold by Jas. Fox, druggist, .Luna•
sell.
T L., u..,l•-wine fur 25e. each time after
the first time if 910 one files between
Hines, and I charge accordingly if saw
gets damaged. Wood taken in payment
if delivered nt the time the deal is made,
Taos. Mee:Tenonat.
Cenre'o.--Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 50n. to 91.00. Howls & Co.
BAnsou; OFFERED. -That eligible half
aero lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be die'
posed of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to Joan HARGREAVEs,
174 Queen at. West, Toronto.
Tian hardest saws warranted full set
without breaking, as I have a new, 51af0
and fast way of ee6ting saws. Sews that
are in line order given in exchange for
saws that are out of order by payiug the
difference. T. McGregor, saw filer, Brus-
sels, Queen St., East.
CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR --If 110 advises
Ood Liver Oil we recommend Wompole's
Tasteless Preparation. You can't taste
the oil ; all yon taste is wild cherry, and
that's good. What you get is flesh and
strength. Cures coughs, colds and
waetive diseases, Jas. Pox,
3.m Chemist and Druggist.
SEO1019 OF THE Law ODrtoo.-The Dew
law book entitled "Be Your Own Law.
yer" gives in plain language what may
justly be called secrets or treasures of the
late office, worth to any intelligent bosi•
nese or professional man too times the
price of the work, For speoiunen pages
and price, acldrees W. H. Anger, 28
Ulster Street, Toronto. 'There is room
for a few more agents.
NEw,BtuutnY,-Elaving purchased the
business and good will of N. Blackmore,
I am now in possession and prepared to
attend to the wants of the public. We
will have constantly on hand a first-class
supply of bread, buns, aakee and poetry.
Bread delivered daily to all parts of the
town. Orders promptly attended to.
The patronage of the people of Brussels
and surrounding country solicited. Satis.
faction guaranteed. W. A'. Ceicu.
•
Roan. -In Elma, on Merck 10th, the wife
of Mr. Win. Robb of a son.
H,1MIL1'ON.-In Eima, on Tarok 1811,
the wife of 14Ir, Wm. Hamilton of a
son.
Hem'nv, In Norwioh, nn Feb, 20th, the
wife of Dr. E. E. Harvey of a dangle.
ter.
S01:veoN -In Elma, on March 18111, the
wife of Mr, Alex. Simpson of a eon.
GemeoN-Boimon.-On the 28rd inst., at
the reebcle7ce of the bride's mother,
by Rev, S. J. Allis, of Breese's, as-
eieted by Rev. 3. P. Weetman, of
Welton, Mr. Samuel Glidden, of
Clinton, to Mies Ellen Ourry Bolton,
of the township of !Manion.
Lyme;-lieetssoo.-At the resirlenne of
the bride's father, on March 10th,
by Rev, P. Mnegrove, Mr. George
Little to Miss Emma Robinson, old•
get daughter of Mr. Andrew Robin-
son, of McKillop.
MOKINNRV,-Iu Bluevale, on March 14th,
Thos. J. McKinney, aged 88 years
and 15 days.
MaDoNAnn.--In Wingham, on March
141.11, Nancy, relict of the late Wil•
Liam MoDmtald,
DUNOAN,-In Bluevale, on nl1ltrub 14th,
Norman Dunne, aged 21 years,
Cohmuo,-Io Walla township, Algoma, on
March 201911, Thos. Currie, formerly
of Mortis township, lIurou Co., aged
56 years.
W,trsoo.-In Hallett, on March 20th,
Robert Watson, egad 86 years and 9
months.
Roan. -In Elms, on 1,103011 1Gt7, the
intent son of 976'. and Mrs, Wm,
Robb.
MI,Rny81EI,D.--In Monkton, 017 March
13611, the lofant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. 11Torryfiold,
FuATEElto''xoNR.-In Monkton, on the
11th March, llIre, Wm. Featherstone,
aged 80, years,
INTAll 26, 1897
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HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) . 97,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - . - 92,000,000
Agencies is all principal poi)1te in Ontario, Quebec, Mint tnlla, United States dt.Snplalld,
W nUSv91'242'r,5' lfa. aPi'.
c# General Banking Business Transacted. farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Iesued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to dello of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SenorAA ATTENTION GIVEN TO rm, 001,41IaT10N oe T1'Attbtltne' SALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distanoe,
T. A. STEWA.R7' MANAGER.
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T1IRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. -
Pipet nmrtenga, farm security. Apply
at 1010 POST Publishing House, Brussels.
Pa11 Wheat
Spring wheat
Barley,
Peas
Peas (large)
Oats
Butter, tube and rolls
Eggs per :keen .......,
Floor por barrel.......,
Potatoes (per bag)
Hay per ton
Ilidee trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Apples per bbl......,
IIogs, Live
Dressed flogs
71 72
80
20 22
37 38
54 61
17 18
10 11
9
400 400
25
7 00 8 0n
S 63
4
1 00 00
50
15 40
50
4 75 4 80
6 00 0 50
Dente MARKETS.- Liverpool - Choose
firm ; demand moderate ; finest Allied -
eau, white and colored, 57s. Od. ]3uttor-
Finest 11. S., 90s, ; goad, 55s. New
York -Butter firm ; State dairy, 30. to
18c. ; do. oreamory, 13e. to 184c; western
creamery, 130. to 100. ; do factory, 70. to
lee, ; Elgius, 100. Cheese firm ; State
large, Oe. to 1240.; do. small, Do. 6o 12:1o. ;
part shims, 60. to 73c. ; full skims, 340.
to 4o.
TORONTO, ONT., March 23rd. -Market
quiet. Flour quiet ; prices unchanged
and steady; straight roller nominal, at
93.05 to 93.70. Bran quiet ; offerings
limited ; ton lots quoted at $11 to 912
west, and shorts at 910 to 511 for oar
lots. Wheat -Moderate trade ; prices
heavy; red winter sold at 733 roost, and
white is quoted at 743o west ; No. 1 Man.
hard sold at 83o midland, and it offers 87c
west, with 86o bid ; No. 2 hard quoted at
81c midland. Buckwheat-Demaud lin'
ited ; car lots quoted at 25e to 230, oast.
Barley steady ; moderato demand ; No 1
quoted at illo ; No. 2 at 28e ; No. 3 extra
at 24c to 25o, and No. 3 sold at 2193. Oats
- Demaud fair ; prices firm ; sales of
white at 180 west, and of mixed at 17c to
1780. Peas quiet ; sales at 390, north
slid west. Corn -Moderato dammed ;
holders asking 28c to 29c fnr new, but a
sale of old reported at 270. Oatmeal
quiet ; prices auohanged ; 006 lots, 9.1.80
to 99.90. Rye dull ; car sold at 89.0
middle freights.
OTTAw•4, March 23. -The total export
apples to Europe this season is very
much in excess of that of last year. The
total exports to Liverpool is 773 barrels ;
total to other ports, 0,001, making a total
export of 6,714 barrels, The largest ship-
ment was made from Halifax of 28,398
barrels. Boston came next with 20,806
barrels. The total shipments so far have
been 2,732,458 barrels, as compared with
701,870 in 1895 G. Of the total shipments
from the continent of America t0 Europe
more than one-half was grown upon
Canadian soil, and shipped from Cantle
Mau ports. London, England, is the
purchaser, as 1.81,374' barrels were sent
there last season, and 0(37,015 barrels
have found a ready market there this
season. Glasgow takes second place,
having consumed 122,022 barrels Met sea.
son and 400,117 this year.
EAST RI:WALo, N. Y., March 23.-
Cattle- 09113, a few head 0n sale, and
trade of the deddliug sort ; closed steady,
with fair prospects. Calves -Something
stronger ; best vents, 95.60 to 90.75.
Sheep and lambs -0 cars on ; choice
lambs sold at $5.00 to 96.75 ; good handy
sheep, 91.50 to 94.70 ; some heavy sheep
unsold. IIogs-12 oars ; gniot ; a shade
easier ; Yorkers, 94.20 to 9.1.20 ; mixed
mediums and the few good heavy Bold at
94.25 ; a fete choice lot of pigs sold at 94
to 94.10. The MorcautilnReviow says to
day :-"Twenty eight cars out of the
thirty cars of Caua<las, stud the fifteen
oars of Michigan and Ohio footling cattle,
on cur 119061609 yesterday were purchased
for and shipped to western points to food,
the bulk of the consignment being Cana.
diem. ]Evidently there is a steady nod
growing demand for these cattle to eat up
the chomp corn that tie wastern farmers
have to dispose of,"
To11oN'ro, March 23r61, -The run of stuff
at the western cattle yards was light to.
clay, and the resnlb was that the market
was firmer in nearly every lino. Thorn
were 40 carloads, including 185 sheep and
lambs, 850 flogs and 30 calves. There
was a fair amount of buying for Montreal
autl Buffalo, About ton carloads of
butchers' oabtle `vont east. Export cattle
iu good demand ; light 9300 ; quotations
firmer slightly ; ruling lienees wore for
best cattle for export, for 4o to 40o per lb.;
poorer class went at 83o to 33c. Butchers'
oetto-Good trades ; everything sold
early, and soma (,f iho best cattle went
very high in price. L'or ordinary to good
carload lots pt.'iaes were llito to So. It 18
nob expected, however, that present Ilan.
nese will be permanent. Bulls -Quota-
tions for export bulls ruled from 83c to 4e
por lb., and stook belle were in good do.
mend at 23n to tela per lb. Stockers -
Demand for Buffalo fear ; pricesrnifng at
82.70 to 92.90 per cwt. ; a free good ones
touching So par lb. Feeders --Sono good
feeders aro wanted to fill vacancies in
byres. Those taken to -day brotaghtfrom
30. to 690 pot 1b, Slioopin better demand
and firm ; btteks sold at 290 per lb., and
good ewes at 8}0 per. lb, Lambs --Good
grain -fed, weighing from 00 to tOOpoiuds,
sold for 5o to 60 per lb. Hogs -Light
run ; market firm and strong; choice
sclootions of bacon hogs sold at Se. to 66c.
- RE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
AND9CHEURI BARLEY
Fon 5X08. -Tile barley yielded the
most arum and straw at the 0. A. C. Guelph,
1t is clone. PETER ROBERTSON,
87.1 Lot 8, Cou, 0, dray.
0p0rDice wWil AboNpTEDfu—r SIA1loKr tTe
cords 0f emit wood, 1, erI.1101' soft m' hard, to be
delivered I1 4, , Bross mb rho EN'1110RP101814
SAI,'L' WORKS, Brussels.
ant Estate of T. T. COLEMAN,
ri0 BENT. -A BRICK RESI-
]IENCIt On Queen street, w151u an aor0
of land attached, largely devoted to fruit
vulture, Possession given On April lab.
Witt rent by the year. Apply to 'Tins,
PEPPER, lot 5, eon. 0, Grey, 30.0
Notice of Dissolution,
NOTION ie hereby given that tllopartner-
ship hereto subsisting between us, the un-
dersigned, as Druggist', Honk and Talley
Goods merchants in the V1lhtge of Brussels,
1105 this day been dissolved by mutual con-
stant. All debts on'ing to said partnership
000 10110 plod at 01100 t0 G, A. Deatlinlnt at
Brussels, and all claims against the said
G, A. Dea tlnnu by whoop the ato bepresenteto
he
aad be
settled,
Dated at Brussels this 8th day of 5larah,
A. 11., 1697.
WHtause, 30..A. DEADy3AN,
U. 17,13LAIR, (A,1, in00ALL,
REAL ESTATE.
i"..1ARMS F011 SALE. -THE UN.
Hfln19R0IGVIr.D Das e5veral good Farina for
sale cod to rent, easy torula, in Townships
of 30ou'is and Gray. F S. SOOTT•Bruesels
�j ARM FOR SALE. -100 ACRES
in the Township of Howlett being lots
16 and 10 Coll. °, 80 acres are Olearsd, and 20
acmes in bush. Bank harm with stone stab-
ling underneath, mid frame house with
oelhu•, 0 good thriving orchard. Pahl
iH situated 8 utiles from Wroxetor. Farfur-
ther paltleulnrs apply to ALBS. HISLOP,
34-1 Wroxeter P. 0.
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-I00 acres of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 utiles frons Winnipeg, le offer-
Otl for Bale at Glow price, Tim property is
North East 1 Sec,10, Twp. 11, Range 1, East.
There is a Mouse on the premises and some
breaking done, For full particulars as to
price, title. &c., write or appy to
G. F,130A0t or W. H. HERR,
20-61 Brussels, 0,11.
FARM FOR SALE -THE UN-
nER9lOtirD offers his eligible 01 acre
farm for tole, being South part of Lot 0,
Col. 12, Groy. All under cultivation, wall
watered mid well folioed. There Is a good
steno house, bank barn, oralla'd, wells, &o„
on the promises- Also a splendid stone
quarry from which a good revenue is realis-
ed. Only It miles from Brueeels. Terme
reasonable. -For Portlier particulars as to
urine, &c., appy to
JOHN MITCHELL, Propllete',
35-tf Brussels P. 0.
TABM FOR SALE. -160 ACRES
Consisting of the South k nod S0n6111
of iho North d of Lot 80, Con 2; East Wawn-
noah. This is 190 excellent stook farm, being
well supplied with good spring water. it is
situated about 8 milaa from the thriving Vil-
lage of 131ytb. A largo part 0f It Is `tender
grass. Buildings and fences are in 11 fall'
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. Fur all information apply to
11.11 0.1'. BLAI11, Barrister, Brussels,
Q PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
t.. ''bat excellent farm, Lob 15, Oen. 0,
Township of Grey, 100 acres, must be sold a6
once iu o'de' to close estate of doceasedown-
en'. '1'710 lot is nearly Ian' cleared, with gond
buildings, ample water supply, large or-
chard, 11 miles from Crnnbroolr is under
good cultivation and is a vnry desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RICHARD ai11-
C111,LL, 14i towels P. O.; JOHN MITCHELL,
of lb0 promises ; or A. HUNTER, Mussels,
Dated Sept, nth, 180.1.
'lE ICAL CADS. •
11. AR1I5'TRON(I, 11, 1).
f 8 1'lu'sician, Surgeon, Acconobrr, oto.
030,10 ate of Toronto University luedieal
Faculty. Member of College of n'bytiuiuve
and Surgeons, Out, 09030e -Neat door to
11ot/wield ee Go., Walton Ont.
J. A. M'IVAUGI-JTON,
M.D., 0.ll., Trinity'Uniyersity, Fellow !rein -
ity ➢lacunal Oollegs, Member College or Ploy
slain us and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal College on Physicians and Lle ,ethos
of llfidwiferv, Edlubnrgh, t.-3'1'uleehous
00,11. Residence, Hill $ 1., Brossu la
019. F. H. KALBF'L11SC1
1'11Y01GLIN, seueon034 ,6N1) .0100000 33,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, ^ ONTARIO.
let el anti Honor Graduate of the Univarel-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trhoity medical Oollogo1 Follow of
Trinity 3:10411001 Oollego and member of the
College of Phyeloiaus and Surgeons of Outar•
10. 1 oat Graduate Course 1n Detroit and
Ohlaage, 1800, Spoilt) attention paid to dis-
eases of ]cyst, Eur, Nose and Throat,and dis-
eesesof Woneu. l 0onsnitatot fu Eng -
lith and German,- Telephone at residence.
In the Nigh Court of Justice,
SAMPLE vs. 11IOLAUGHLIN,
(Mora will bo recaived - b- y flo undersigned
at hie °Moe in 430 Court 130000, dodsrieh, no
to and Inclusive of 1110 Oft 1 day of April, 1807,
at the hoc' of the ea o'clock in the afternoon,
for the purobase of the lauds and promisee
Ill 01100to11 heroin, namely: Lot anchor
Three in iho Sixth (bonoossiou 01 the Town.
ship of Grey,eOutdning 0110 hundred acres.
'1130 title is indisputable and immediate poo•
session mot he giVon.
TltnMs 011 SALE. -Tel per Cent, 0010 p111.
Obese money upon the ttocop6au11 of the
offer and the ketenes in thirty daysthere-
after w11)10116 interest,
Full verticalae may be obtained on ap
plioatich to W. Ii, SINCLAIIR 01 G. F.
BLAIR,Bruesels 1 M, Q. CAMERON., 00dO-
r1eb, Or the undersigned.
B, L, DOYL7 ,
Acting l,00el Master Godorioh,
4Vlybf, SINOLkII1, I?laintilf's Soho tau
A. Dot 18Ja76 Bodoriee this turd day of7Maron,
A
MISTS
UTA'T 1O
is founded on the quality
of the goods he sells and
the accuracy with. Which
they are dispensed,
There is 110 doubt on
these 114'O points When
the pure].)ase is in tide
from us,
"Care is our Watchword"
"Accuracy our infallible
rule."
"Quail t'y our leading
feature "
JAS. FOX
DRUGGIST it: I300Ji:SELLER.
HELLO
Watch out for our Wall
Paper advt. next week.
VETERINARY.
T•
D. WARWICK,
3 Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Is prepared to treat all
Wrangles of demesbioated animals In a o052-
eeteut 11000010. Parkin -liar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. 011lce and Lha unary -Fe nr doors
north of bridge •rurnborry at, Brussets.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
11-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
J. e Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. Oilino-Vanatone's Block, Brus-
sels, 01.1m
��• lel. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, 0oovoyaucer ,Notary Pub-
lic, &n. Oilioe-Vaostone's Block, 1 door
nortb of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
. G;. CAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister hurl Solicitor, Gndorich,
Out. Olace-Hamilton St., Opposite 001-
borno Hotel,
!^t F. 13LAIR, BARRISTER,
�f• Solicitor, &a. nate of Darrow &
Pro11dfooL'n Olnoe, 0odorich,) Office over
Sillies & Smith's Bank, Breese's.
Money to Lotto. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GiEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stooka specialty. Orders left at THE Pon
Publishing Hoose, Brit seols, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
ERB, will sell for better prides, to
better men in Dee time and lege charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he 300n'6 charge anything. Dates and
orders can always be arranged at this olllee
or by personal applioatiou,
("APT. J. STRETTON,
N.J Who lies had 25 years experience as an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing bo ill
health, has again taken outlicense and is
prepared to (waded sales at reasonable
terms. S tosfaatiou ouaranteed. Dates unay
be arranged at THE PosT Publishing House.
JAS. STRETTON,
18.15 Auctioneer.
ancient Order of United workmen,
This old and prosperous Fraternal Asso c
Mien numbering 050000 members are pre
smiting t0 the public their popular and ncon-
onli.0nl rates to worthynl en, at the very low
rate of about $8.00 per $1,000 per ammm.
The "Workmen" Promptly Pity Death
Claims cad expect a largo Increase to ire
ulemboro n01v that those American Lino
Companies don't 50052 satisfactory to Can-
adians.
14CBT. ARMSTRONG, M. W.1 W. H. 13131111
Recorder; J, A. CJtj]ieuros,Plnaunlor.
BUSINESS CARAT.
AAT
H. MGCRAOKEN,
Insurer °MMlarriage Lioouse5, Mee
at his 0roo007, •Purnborry 56reob, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
d). Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and o.hih'h'eus hair cutting is specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Batik tepee Deposita from
$2.00 to $1,600 out] allows 81 per cent.
interest. T, .GAIIROW,
07-8m Foatmastor.
ROBERT OUNNINQHAM•
I80D1t1Na0,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
!met of Marriage Licenses,
OlrmIan AT Jew:tame STONE,
t;3'No Witness Required.
T, FLI;TOE1713, Brussels
ALEX., HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Divleion Cour
da. Enron. Couveyanoe,', Notary Public)
Land, Loan and Theme nee Agent. Fuut15
invested and to loan, Oolleeti9u5 made
Od1oo in Graham's Bleak, B305001s
HOS, A. HAWEINS,
Will give IoesOns to pupils either on
maim eV orguan, ab hie Wale 1100111, opposite
the poet•oIltee, lbruseels, coal loathes aloe
given, `Con years exper10n8oh1 toauhiug.
-Lerma moderate.
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